FULL Nursery Tour : Six Week Plant Update! : Flower Hill Farm

Hi Flower Friends! It's Nicole from Flower Hill Farm- today I am showing you the progress of the plants at the Boon Street Nursery.

This article is a summary of a YouTube video "FULL Nursery Tour : Six Week Plant Update! : Flower Hill Farm" by Blossom Flower Delivery

Key insights about video FULL Nursery Tour : Six Week Plant Update! : Flower Hill Farm

🌱 Nicole from Flower Hill Farm is taking viewers on a tour of her nursery, which has been operational for six weeks after last year's renovations.

🎉 The farm recently had an open house that was impressively attended, indicating strong community support and interest.

🚀 They are planning another event on April 22nd, not as a grand opening but as an opportunity for the public to buy plants like broccoli, lettuces, cabbages, and perennials, despite it being earlier in the season than usual.

👩‍🌾 Nicole mentions struggling to keep up with the flower farm, the nursery, and YouTube, showing the challenges of managing multiple platforms simultaneously.

🏷️ She discusses new supplies like blank tags and pots, highlighting continual readiness for further planting and sales, as well as how local businesses like a liquor store provide free boxes for customer use, showcasing community collaboration.

🐭 A vole problem in greenhouse no. 1 is mentioned, eating some of the echinaceas, which indicates wildlife management is part of nursery upkeep.

📈 Despite the vole issue, Nicole shares the successes in her nursery, like the growth of strawberries and hanging baskets, signaling a productive growing season.

😻 She expresses particular excitement for certain plants, such as the cascading begonias and the fragrant Falls Peach begonia, noting their low maintenance and prolonged blooming season as benefits.

🏡 Lastly, she tours house no. 4, revealing it as a work-in-progress overflow space and shares plans for cleaning and organizing to optimize the space for plant growth and sales.

Timestamped Summary

00:25 Nicole describes the nursery renovations and their recent open house, expressing gratitude for the community's warm reception.

02:09 Nicole gives an update on the plants that have grown in the nursery over the past six weeks.

03:04 An issue with a vole in the greenhouse is mentioned, with some plants being eaten by the pest.

04:09 Nicole showcases some of the nursery's hanging baskets, including her favorites, and describes their various plants and arrangements.

07:02 The nursery's selection of calibrachoa, particularly the cappuccino variety, is highlighted, and Nicole expresses her hopes that people will love them.

08:56 Nicole shows the nursery's collection of loofah plants, which she finds very fun and remarks on their susceptibility to aphids.

10:03 Nicole transitions to greenhouse number two, which mainly contains vegetable six-packs, tomato plants, and other assorted seedlings.

16:41 Nicole shows greenhouse number three, which is dedicated to four-inch plants and a variety of flowers, including begonias which are growing well.

21:07 Nicole discusses the various plants and hanging baskets in greenhouse number three, all of which are looking vibrant and healthy.

23:17 Nicole transitions to greenhouse number four, discussing the cleanup plan to get rid of all the junk in it, and showcases the already growing strawberry hanging baskets and bare-root perennials.

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Q&A

Who is Nicole from Flower Hill Farm?

Nicole from Flower Hill Farm is the person giving the tour in the video, showing her nursery and discussing the plants they have been growing for six weeks since purchasing and renovating the nursery.

What was the purpose of the open house mentioned in the video?

The open house at Flower Hill Farm was a chance for the general public to come in and check out the place. It was an opportunity for the community to see the nursery and the plants being grown there.

When is Flower Hill Farm planning to open for business?

Flower Hill Farm is planning to open for business on April 22nd.

What can people purchase at Flower Hill Farm on April 22nd?

On April 22nd, people can purchase soil, seeds, cool crops like broccoli, lettuces, cabbages, some perennials, and potentially hanging baskets, even though it's a couple of weeks earlier than they would normally sell them due to the frost date being mid to late May.

What is Nicole's biggest challenge according to the video?

Nicole's biggest challenge is managing the workload between the flower farm, the nursery, and keeping up with YouTube posts. She mentions falling behind with YouTube because she has been prioritizing the plants, which are "lights and depth."

What measures is Nicole taking to deal with pests such as voles and aphids?

Nicole has set traps for the voles and has seen some of her plants, like the echinacea, being eaten. For aphids, she uses beneficial insects called aphid Eliminators to help maintain the aphid population.

What is Nicole's method for starting tomato seeds?

Nicole has started using a method of just throwing tomato seeds into a tray and then transplanting the seedlings into six packs when they are ready. This method saves her a lot of time compared to her previous method of starting seeds in individual cells.